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What Smart Advertisers Will Do In The Recession

The recession is a phenomena that all the corporations have jumped on particularly in the online marketing space to serve their own agendas. Controversial? Well, all I am saying is be careful when the big ad agency tells you that

Posted in Conversion, General, Metrics/measurement, Mobile Web 3.0, PPC/SEM, SEO, Usablity/Design, Web 2.0, Web Analytics

Conversion Question

I was asked the following question recently and I thought it was worth sharing my answer in case anyone found it useful. The question is in italics and my answer follows. Hello Steve, Last year i saw your talk on

Posted in Conversion, General, Metrics/measurement, SEO, Web 2.0, Web Analytics

The Cult Of Analytics

I have finally finished my book! This is just a quick note to let the readers whom have been asking me for ages when it would be done that it is finally done. Sorry it’s taken so long. The publish

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Web Analytics Terms and Definitions

There has been concern in the past over standard terms we use in the web analytics industry. What one company calls a visit, another company calls a session. One one analyst calls a page view another analyst calls an event.

Posted in General, Metrics/measurement, Web Analytics

KPIs for the masses

More from Vincent Kermorgant (Forum Nokia) on how his analogy about cars can apply to business units. How refreshing to see someone from a business, not a vendor, not a consultant, but an end user of web analytics say things

Posted in General, Metrics/measurement, Web Analytics

Why KPIs can not come from the bottom up. Management should always participate to the KPI creation

Vincent Kermorgant who works for Forum Nokia and I recently had some conversations about KPI’s…. As you do . He came up with a great analogy to describe what a big business needs to do to build KPI’s which we’re

Posted in General, Metrics/measurement, Web Analytics

Bounce Rate Or Single Page Access Industry Averages

This question was asked in Web Analytics Demystified forum. I answered there, but also here so you get the benefit of the booty! What is bounce rate? A bounce rate or single page access is where someone arrives at your

Posted in General, Metrics/measurement, Web Analytics

Searchers in the UK prefer Google

Ahar, I mean when 75% of people in the UK use one search engine (more than 8 times it’s nearest rival) it shows you how important search engine optimization for Google. U.K. Search Engine Search Engine Referral Share Google 74.67%

Posted in General, Metrics/measurement

The Danger Of Relying On Conversion Benchmarks

In a recent conversation I had with the E-consultancy crew at one of their roundtables we got into a great debate about the point of conversion benchmarks. Ashley started a thread about it on their website which was interesting. Equally

Posted in General, Metrics/measurement